在 英语 中使用 Misperception 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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What Dekang needs to do[to address the misperception about“made in China” products] is to put quality and safety control first;
In the West the misperception was more extreme, as we shall see.
And that's not our only misperception about recycling: we massively underestimate the problem of plastic waste.
That misperception, she said, can instead damage the careers of women in the field.
In fact, probably the single most common misperception about human memory- the one that Ed had so casually laughed off- is that some people have photographic memories.
Another misperception is that disparate security technologies cannot be brought together into a cohesive plan.
Another misperception highlighted in the Report is that volunteerism is the preserve of the well-off and educated.
To correct that“always-on” misperception, researchers at ideas42 are testing the idea of making non-work time more visible.
Another common misperception is that Chinese firms are bringing hundreds of thousands of Chinese laborers to Africa, rather than employing locals.
Strangely enough the misperception of the military situation on the German side went on until early November.
Organizations need to correct this misperception by clarifying that those functions are the responsibility of management.
Li Shangyin's work not only upended that misperception, it also challenged my assumptions about the development of lyric poetry.
Another pervasive misperception is that Palestinians are the aggressors and that it is Israel that is defending its homeland from a maniacal people.
When you say, I enjoy doing this or that, it is really a misperception.
Apparently, he wasn't alone: a 2003 study of 569 university students found that 73 per cent shared this misperception.
Both Dekang and Hangsen are of the same opinion that established industry standards are key to helping solve this misperception of“made in China” goods.
Ambassador Liu: I think there is a misperception about the Internet development in China.
Apparently he wasn't alone: a 2003 study of 569 college students found that 73 percent shared this misperception.
The Group recognized that uncertainty regarding the attribution of disruptive activities and the absence of a common understanding on acceptable State behaviour could create the risk of instability and misperception.
A balanced approach to the humanitarian agenda must correct the misperception that developing countries are only recipients of assistance and that assistance is assessed only in monetary terms.